I have put together some economic drivers for the area: Amazon’s new 3.7 million sf Distribution Center created 1,500-2500 new jobs in Liverpool, and an additional hub in Dewitt created another 500Lockheed Martin in Liverpool recently won a record setting $3 billion contractSRC Inc. a national defense research company added 300 new jobs at its Ciceroheadquarters, already employing 900 highly skilled workersRaymour & Flanigan hiring 1,000 new employees at their field support and distributioncenter in LiverpoolJMA Wireless investing $100 million to build out an additional 5G component factory inSyracuse to complement the existing facility in Liverpool, and bringing much of its workforce to work in the area from around the country, bringing the number of local employees up to around 1,000.Byrne Dairy investing $28 million to expand its dairy plant in Dewitt, increasing to 300 employees at the plantMicron Technology, the second largest semiconductor manufacturer in the US after Intel, is building a $100 Billion computer chip factor in the White Pine Commerce Park – a 1200-acre development site owned by the County in the Town of Clay.

Look, anytime someone touts "green" technology, there are a ton of hidden costs and anti-environmental concerns they refuse to address.

Hello,Most of our tenants have limited technological capabilities and don't have email or bank accounts.We would like to use paynearme but it seems that we would need to get an account with one of their partner platforms which would be an unnecessary expense as we don't need their other services.Is there another company that offers a similar service?

However, with technology we have freed ourselves from more than just this short term mindset to also taking into account people and the planet.

Unfortunately, I don't have any suggestions for parking, but if parties are brought up it's better to say you have preventative noise technology, like Nosie Aware or Wynd that helps you stop a party before it gets started.

With advances in technology and the ability to work with local property managers, it's easier than ever to invest in properties that are located far away from where you live.

I feel it is a very underrated and under utilized technology and it has only gotten better.That being said I would NEVER put evap in a rental property.

Probably some day in the future we will figure out how to replace contractors with technology, but not any time soon.  

All of this additional marketing helps occupancy rates go higher.3 - What technologies are they implementing?

Check with your lender and your title company to see what they allow, as not all options are legal or available in all states, and not all companies have the technology to support the options even if they are allowed.